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Directors
Chicago Theater
Companies on the Web
Here's your chance to visit the city's theatre companies that are online.
Drop by their web sites and see what they're up to.
Chicago Theatre
Homepage Listserv
Connect with the Chicago Theatre community via e-mail! A great
way to compare notes with peers, ask questions and get in depth information
about the Chicago Theatre scene.
Society
for Stage Directors and Choreographers
The Society of Stage Directors
and Choreographers is a national independent labor union representing
members throughout the United States and abroad. The union provides many
valuable services and benefits to our members including: Minimum fees
and advances, Property rights, Subsidiary rights, First refusal rights,
Arbitration procedures, Health insurance and a pension plan.
Also be sure to check out the Foundation.
They offer many city wide workshops here in the Chicago area.
College and University Programs
We've compiled a list of Chicago area and regional schools for your reference.
Chicago Director's Forum
For further information, email Doug
Long.
Bailiwick Director's Festival (Summer
Theatre Festival)
Each year the annual Directors'
Festival features works by over 30 directors and each evening of performances
is followed by an open discussion, with the directors and the audience,
which allows the director an opportunity to give and receive feedback
to and from their peers.
Women's Theatre Alliance (W.T.A)
The Women's Theatre Alliance is an organization of actors, directors,
designers and other theatre artists. W.T.A.'s goals are to improve the
status of women and provide more leadership opportunities in the Chicago
theatre community through networking, workshops, showcases and other programs.
Contact them at wtachicago@aol.com
Down StageLeft
(A part of StageLeft Theatre)
The Downstage Left Program was
created in 1995 to develop new theatrical works and to create novel, quality
performance experiences that further Stage Left's mission:
to produce plays that raise the level of debate on political and social
issues. By introducing new artists and ideas into our company we
hope also to challenge the audience's (and our own) notions of how theatre
can be created. Our goal with this project is to provide an environment
where inspirations can be investigated without the pressure of a full
production.
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